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Monet planted gardens wherever he lived and in his rented home in Vetheuil, he made arrangements with the landlord to landscape the terraces that l...

Once flanking the steps that led to Monet's garden in Vetheuil, these sunflowers unwittingly lent their image to a work that would be hailed by cri...

In this self portrait, a very self-satisfied Rubens and his first wife, Isabella Brant, rest in a bower of honeysuckle, traditional symbols of love...

Against the tumultuous red sky of the Oslofjord, a lone figure agonizes with hands to head. Norwegian artist Munch was a pioneer in the modern Expr...

It's Cupid who literally binds Venus, goddess of love, to Mars, god of war, in this complex allegory that celebrates the adage that love conquers a...

Surprised by a seemingly unexpected male visitor, the female bathers, with the exception of the oblivious young woman in the foreground, run for co...

With a calm and necessary trust, the sitter surrenders to the barber's slender blade in this amazing work of art. Punctuated by contrasts of light,...

The legend of man and horse were further galvanized in this striking portrait of showman Buffalo Bill Cody and his faithful steed, Charlie. The art...

A lone hunter of the Native American Crow tribe rides in breechcloth and leather leggings against the perfect backdrop of a wide Montana sky punctu...

With a clear eyed gaze at the viewer, this portrait of a young musician in affluent embroidery and jewels, was wildly popular in the early 16th cen...

With a masterful and balanced symmetry, this elegantly lit portrait of a summer-lush bouquet draws the eye in a serpentine angle through the sun an...

This iconic image of the lone American cowboy and his horse, surveying the plains from a rocky mountaintop, is expertly rendered from shadow to mus...

Every kid’s favorite guitar The kids’ guitar set all your beginners will want with them on stage! Perfect for a birthday or holiday gift, teaching ...

Once smartly positioned on one of the four grande boulevards in Paris, the former Theatre du Vaudeville, built in 1869, is immortalized in this urb...

Capturing the essence of childhood, this idyllic Victorian work showcases a beautiful young girl hand-feeding ducks. Using his own daughter Lillian...

Italian artist Panini painted vedute topographical views of Rome during the 18th century. Here, Panini captures a beautiful monument from antiquity...

While the choice of elegant, aristocratic clothing and haughty gaze indicate the artist's wish to show off his social standing, his immense skill o...

A towering structure of suspension cables and Gothic arches that frame the skyscrapers of New York City, Frank Stella's Brooklyn Bridge celebrates ...

Influenced by a trip to the Italian countryside, Renoir painted this bright and cheerful scene of a dancing couple beneath a chestnut tree as a com...

French Impressionist Renoir gracefully captures the lustrous, pearly colors and lush, textural sub-tones in the folds of a floor-length ball gown, ...

Flame-colored poppies nod and dance in the ambitious work of brush and palette knife that embraced an Impressionist style while exhibiting a honed ...

Friends of the artist happily posed at one of their favorite establishments for this festive painting composed during the height of Renoir's Impres...

Weary of her pursuit by Apollo, the goddess Daphne cries to her father, the river god Peneus, who transforms her into a laurel tree. Though Waterho...

Mythology tells us Icarus escaped from Crete on wax and feather wings. They melted when he drew too close to the sun, he fell to his death and was ...

Perseus shows Andromeda the head of the slain Medusa, viewable only by reflection lest the viewer be turned to stone. (Interestingly, Andromeda see...

Though the artist is unknown, the celebrated English playwright William Shakespeare himself may have sat live for this renowned portrait, the very ...

With a look so haunting that the artist's work influenced even writer Edgar Allen Poe, a young woman commands the canvas in an expertly measured co...

Haunting pain is evident in every brushstroke of this self portrait rendered after recovering from cutting off his own earlobe following an argumen...

One of the most faithful reporters of picturesque French society, Beraud saw his life's work as capturing what he termed "my Paris." This elegant s...

Springing from the lines of a poem by Dante, the woman in green holds a crystal ball reflecting the allegorical figure of Love. Stillman's mysterio...